The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-03

Only the best Of stock is used in the
| tribune job department.
The wind and dust have returned. from
weeks rest, with renewed energy
The mercury reached 9S in the shade on
! Monday, but Yesterday i. fell to As.
Truman's fine horses attract great deal
| OF attention from lovers Of horsefesh.
All Of the Dillon attorneys are "up to
their eyes in work preparing for court
Mrs. X. Holden is in charge Of the mili.
merry store during Miss Carson's absence.
Twenty-Five dozen handkerchief were
sold the first two days Of Eliel's bargain
! sale.
Several communications are left out this
week, because they arrived too late for in.
sertion.
She second twin infant Of O. Mast died
last Saturday and was buried the same
afternoon.
! Get our prices for job printing. We
are equipped for doing the best Of work at
reasonable prices. ....
The Dillon Brass Dand is being re.ur.
rec,ed and the bsys are putting in their
spase time practicing.
Prof. LaDee gave steresp,ican and
musical entertainm :n,, at the court house
last night, TO . fair house.
! Craig Cornell's youngest child has been
very i'll this week, Of complication cf
diseases, and Il no better to-day.
Sheepmen repor. the crop Of lambs 10
be satisfactory, and say the mortality is
much less than last year.
Mosquitoes made their appearance this
week aud We are likely to have plenty oi
them for the next eight weeks.
No. 10 restaurant. which was found to
cover a portion Of W. T. East,nan's lot on
Montana street, has been removed.
The Beaverheads have arranged to play
the Glendale nine, Il. morrow Saturday
for $3.50 Of course they will win.
Tickets for Mrs. Morton's rattle, adver
tised else where, are on sale at Halliday s
1ir.ch,nan's and Layne & Chapin's.
The regular meeting OF city council
which should have been held Wednesda,
night, was postponed for one week.
l. II. Cowan announces himself as an in
dependent candidate for street commission
er. He would make an excellent officer
The crops throughout the valley arr
looking we'll, but the ranchmen will hsv'
to begin irrigatiug at once, unless we &c
rain.
1t Is quite likely that there will be sever
al causes added to the criminal part Of tn
court calendar, after the grand jury get Il
work.
Frank Schulz rented :hc building, former
ly used BY him as shoestop, 10 a China
man, last night. who will at once open a :
cent restaurant.
On Monday evening the bridge acros
an irrigating ditch, about a mile belo,
Bishops. went down and caused consider
able delay to travel.
The railroad bridge near, Browns is re
ported all right, but the water is washing
the roadbed badly and causing the trac
to settle out Of shape.
John Mailey, residing at the Point 9
Rocks, lost his six.months.old child las
Saturday. 1t was buried Sunday il
Neihart's burying ground.
I, Wednesday nights train from the mort
did not arrive At this station till yesterda
noon. 1t was delayed at the crossing {
the Big Hole by high water.
A note received from z. D. Yeariar
t the cattle breeder, Of Junction, states tn.
he will be in Dillon several days soone
than he expected--about the 18th inst
The clothespin festival. to be given b
the ladies Of the Baptist church, has bee
postponed until next Tuesday evening, q
account Of the concert At Grace church t
!. night
A specially is made, at this Office, {
printing letter and noteheads for stockme,
- Neat cuts Of horses or cattle branded an
placed ON the corner OF the headings will
). out extra charge.
-. F. Rsinhardt was up on Red Roc
@ this week and had to swim that streas
twice, on account Of bridges being ou
He says the water is higher than he eve
saw it before.
Th. foundations for the new building